Konrad66

 The use of the sample from BIG IN JAPAN by Alphaville immediately gets stuck in your head; the song is super catchy, but it’s a bit of an earworm.

 The single and the extended version sound like 1984, but it is too commercial and slightly banal compared to his past hits.

This review critiques Purple Disco Machine's single 'Substitution' featuring Kungs. While the track boasts catchy 80s-inspired sounds and a memorable Alphaville sample, it is regarded as too commercial and somewhat banal compared to previous works. The reviewer is hopeful for more club-worthy tracks in the upcoming album. The music video is noted as decent with two versions set in 1984. Listen to Purple Disco Machine's 'Substitution' and explore if it hits your 80s disco sweet spot!

 Purple Disco Machine releases a carefree, positive, out-of-fashion LP, 90% of TRUE DISCO MUSIC, not similar, but IDENTICAL.

 His music, returned (for now?) in fashion, demonstrates what came after was regression and not progress.

Purple Disco Machine’s Exotica stands out as a genuine revival of classic disco sounds from the ’70s and ’80s, contrasting sharply with modern superficial dance music. Released during a dark social period, the album offers upbeat, well-crafted tracks that reignite disco’s true spirit. While not a masterpiece, it marks a significant social and musical milestone. The reviewer highlights the album’s nostalgic style and its positive reception among disco fans, especially older audiences. Listen to Purple Disco Machine’s Exotica and experience the authentic disco revival that’s energizing dance floors worldwide!